Fogdog
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If you look it up, the list of symptoms were not unheard of. I've never experimented much with edibles, so it's all new to me. My wife is fairly cautious about most things and I was surprised when she told me she "had two cookies" but no other drugs were involved. Other than a brownie that she had a long time ago, she had no experience with MJ before now. Lesson learned.Learning about edibles takes discipline. Better to waste 60-90 minutes waiting for something to happen and have little or nothing happen, than spend several hours being various degrees of uncomfortable. I only eat, can't smoke, so this process is all I've got. Every new batch I make, I have to start slow and build my way up. I don't make them as snacks, I'll make regular brownies if I just want a treat. They are a THC delivery method, so I figure out the right size piece, and I'm good to go. I tend to make my butter/oil strong, I think the last batch was 4.75oz of top shelf dried bud in 1lb of butter. A little goes a long way.
It is interesting how physical the response to "too much" was for your wife. When I have too much, it's all about the mental side, getting to a place where I have trouble finishing thoughts, or expressing myself verbally. I suppose one could say, 'negotiating reality', or navigating normal conversation becomes a challenge, which I don't find to be a comfortable place to be. Part of that might be because 90% of the growing I do (at my patients request) is sativa or sativa dominant hybrids, so 'too much' is an overly potent sativa high. And part of it I'm sure is just a reflection of who I am. We all have canabinoid receptors in our brains, what we do after we receive it seems to vary widely.
Here's one link: https://www.theweedblog.com/can-you-overdose-on-marijuana/
Occasionally, marijuana can produce physical symptoms that are quite unpleasant. For instance, some individuals have experience headaches, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting all of which might be spurred by the mental anxiety incurred from a large dose.